Hogwallow Dispatch Broadside Notes Odd Sights
A collage of small town items from Hogwallow and nearby areas. Atlas Peek eludes a hunter, church life, and quirky locals like Cricket Hicks and Raz Barlow pepper the page along with windstorms, fish tales, and moving pictures. The piece blends humor with wartime sentiment and local color.
Public Health Nurses Rise Sharply Across Nation and State
A State Board of Health bulletin shows public health nurses grew from 445 nationwide in 1905 to 1 55 in 1916 and 6 036 this year, with North Carolina numbers doubling. Durham leads with eight nurses, Winston Salem six, Greensboro six, Raleigh and Wilmington four each, amid rising demand for visiting, supervising, and school nursing services. The State Sanatorium directs the expanding program under Dr. L B McBrayer as demand outstrips supply.
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State Board of Health
North Carolina
Durham
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Raleigh
Wilmington
L. B. Meftrayer
McBrayer
How the Conductor Became a Claim Adjuster
A Cleveland street car conductor earned promotion by superior politeness and care for riders. He offered extra courtesy, kept fares fair, and handled complaints with kindness, leading to selection for special runs and a later role as claim adjuster. His kindness paid him back in career advancement.
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Cleveland
The
Christian Herald
What Causes More Indigestion Than Food We Eat
A concise reflection claims factors beyond meals drive more indigestion than the foods themselves. It suggests lifestyle, stress, or digestion habits may be bigger culprits than what is on the plate.
Painful disease fears prompt home remedy use
The letter from Mrs. Charles Enyeart of Huntington Indiana urges keeping Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at home to prevent illness. She recalls two children suffering from cholera morbus in the summer of 1911 and notes immediate relief after using the remedy.
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Chamberlain
Charles Enyeart
Huntington, Ind
Mother Dies Minutes Before Son Registers in Reidsville
At a Reidsville precinct on Tuesday a young man, despondent from his mother's death, answered no when asked if she was his dependent. He stated she died five minutes before he left home to register. The article notes the sorrowful scene as the son completed the registration process without her.
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Atlas Peek
Fred
Hos Ford Methodist Church
Cricket Hicks
Luke Mathewstn
Dock Hocks
Tickville
Tobe Moseley
Hog Ford
Hogwallow
Frisby Hancock
Gimlet Creek
Ellisk Hellwanger
Raz Barlow
Yam Sims
Mary
Molly
Melly
Uncle James
James
Panion
Reidsville
Sour Stomach Remedies Advised
A health note explains sour stomach as mild indigestion from fast eating or overeating. It recommends eating slowly, chewing well, light meals, especially no meat for supper, to avoid symptoms and suggests Chamberlains Tablets to aid digestion if symptoms occur.
Local Store Promises Full Refunds and Stocked Goods
This business advertises a stock sufficient to supply watts and guarantees every item sold to be as represented with refunds of the full purchase price. It touts a wide stock including groceries, produce, seeds, and a specialty in feed stuffs such as corn and oats, plus mill feed and hay. It invites readers to phone orders.
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Uutry Prouduce
Sikes-Sanders Co
Sikes
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